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The gambling levy will come into effect on 1 January 2027.

The Ministry of Finance has called on representatives of the business community to contribute to the development of standard forms relating to the introduction of two new levies into tax legislation – the gambling levy and the levy on the management of postal flows.
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The new forms will be used for reporting on the new levies. It should be noted that the levies were approved by Parliament as part of the budgetary, tax and customs policy for 2027 and are due to come into effect on 1 January 2027.

This refers to a levy on the management of parcel flows containing imported goods sold remotely. It will amount to 12 lei per consignment.

There is also a levy on gambling, at a rate of 6 per cent. According to the Tax Code, in the case of online gambling, the taxable amount for this levy—which is payable by an individual—will be the sum deposited into the participant’s gaming account. Where gambling takes place in gaming establishments, the taxable amount will be the sum paid at the establishment’s cash desk or received upon the purchase of gaming equipment.

Until 24 November, the Ministry of Finance is accepting proposals and recommendations regarding the development of new forms – the Report on the Levy for the Management of Postal Consignments (Form TGTPI 27) and instructions on how to complete and submit it, as well as the Declaration on the Calculation of the Levy Related to Participation in Gambling (Form TV27).

This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.


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